"directly hand over" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to give or transfer something directly, without any intermediary or delay. Example: The company's CEO announced that they would directly hand over the donation to the charity, ensuring that every cent reaches the beneficiaries.
These sorts of changes are a critical part of what Zuckerberg will have to testify to today – because it wasn't that Facebook directly handed over 87 million users' personal data – it had just designed a platform that let apps easily collect it without users' knowledge or consent.
Bernal also makes the point that there could be a difference, in data protection law terms, if Facebook users are directly handing over personal information about content tolerances to Facebook (i.e. when it asks them to tell it) vs such personal information being inferred by Facebook's indirect tracking of their usage of its platform.
According to one person in Washington briefed on the matter, Turkish officials rebuffed demands by the Obama administration to directly hand him over to the United States, choosing instead to deport him to Kuwait, his home country.
The detention, announced by a prosecutor appointed by Mr. Mubarak before his ouster in February, represents a breathtaking reversal for Egypt's former strongman, whose grip seemed so unshakable just three months ago that some thought he could hand over power directly to his son Gamal.
Cardinal Egan's decision to hand over new accusations directly to law enforcement follows that of Bishop Thomas V. Daily of Brooklyn.
"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.
Cash On Hand: OVER (SHORT).
According to the new system, land was handed over directly to the ryots who paid their rent directly to the government.
Cash was also handed over directly to the Putin circle, this time in the form of very cheap loans, made with no security and with interest rates as low as 1%.
